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Table of Contents:
Roy Walton: Autograph Hunter: Witness the magic as Roy makes a spectator's signature hop from one card to another. Seriously, this one’s a crowd-pleaser!
Gordon Bruce: The Hands of a Surgeon: Gordon pulls off a miracle by getting an unsuspecting spectator to cut right to the four Aces. It's not every day Gordon shares his secrets, so grab this while you can!
Gavin Ross: The ESP Shuffle: Gavin kicks things off with a mind-boggling coincidence using an ESP deck, shuffled by a spectator. Hot Flush: In the second act, a random cut leads to a Royal Flush in Spades. Talk about luck!
Jim Boyd: Justice is Mine: Jim spills the beans on his bottom-dealing technique—only to leave you scratching your head in disbelief!
Peter McLanachan: Hofzinser 2001: Peter gives a nod to the Hofzinser Ace Problem, ditching the deck for a show-stopping routine with just four Queens and a freely chosen card.
Euan Bingham: A Hobbit's Tale: First up, Euan pulls a disappearing act on the black Aces, only to reveal the black Queens instead! No worries—the Queens morph back into Aces, and the Queens end up reversed in the deck! Phantom Aces: Euan makes four Aces travel from a wallet to a deck, then back again. Houdini would be proud!
Gary Middleton: Diamond Snatch: Watch as Gary magically brings the four Kings to the top one by one, on the hunt for Diamonds—last King strikes gold! King for a Day: Gary’s take on the Hofzinser Ace problem is a wild ride where the rest of the deck turns into the selection’s mates. Spoiler alert: It’s awesome!
George McBride: Captives of the Cranium: George delivers three strong routines! First, an impossible card discovery with a spectator helping another. Stebbins Prediction: Get ready for a clever prediction that’ll leave you applauding the cleverness! Veeser Meets Steranko: A spectator cuts and finds all four Aces—just like that!
Steve Hamilton: Thanks to Collins: A gem from the late Steve Hamilton—prepare to have your mind bent.
Scotty Johnston: Big Bank Hunt: A sandwich trick that had me scratching my head!
Richard James: Stranger: Using two Kings, Richard makes the back of a freely selected card change color—then it snaps back. You’ll appreciate the beautifully simple method here.
Iain Girdwood: Total Recall: Iain memorizes the color order of a shuffled deck, and he does it every time! Combining a nifty system with a principle, you’ll actually remember those cards!
Val Le-Va: New Wave Oil & Water: Val presents a charming Oil & Water routine using cards with O & W printed on them. It’s simple, yet ridiculously effective.
David Walsh: Walkaround: David shares his full walk-around routine that packs a punch—Ambitious Card, Repeat Card to Pocket, Deck to Pocket, Card in Wallet. All in just four minutes of pure entertainment.
David Forrest: Eight of Two Kings: David showcases a flashy production of Four Kings, with the Four Aces making a stunning appearance as a kicker! Skinned: A chosen card appears folded inside a packet of cigarette papers… in a flash!
Peter Duffie: Finishing Touch: Peter lets a spectator pick any four cards at random and then visibly changes them into four-of-a-kind as they’re dealt on the table—or into a spectator’s hand! 52 Minus 1: A display of psychic powers where only the audience touches the deck.
R. Paul Wilson: Thinking Cap: Paul lets a spectator think of a card, and then—bam!—he finds it. No set-ups or complicated moves! ConCam Cards: Paul’s version of the classic Cards Across, with three cards traveling from one packet to another, all while sealed inside envelopes. No palming needed! But for those who love palming, Paul’s got that covered too.
Dave Robertson: L.K.D. Monte: Dave places a Queen between the two red Aces. So the Queen is in the middle? Nope! A straightforward yet deceptive move that’ll spice up any 3-Card Monte routine.
18 contributors offering 26 Routines!
110 Photos!
20 of these tricks have never seen the light of day before!
And for those that have, they might still be new to you!
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